The song "El Wyry Wyry" by Jesús Ojeda Y Sus Parientes is a lament about the frustrations of dealing with family and financial pressures. The singer expresses anger and exhaustion from constantly dealing with their mother-in-law’s demands and their own mother's nagging. They also express frustration with their partner's lack of employment and the influence of their musician friends. The repeated phrases "bla bla bla" and "wiri wiri wiri" convey a sense of the speaker's exasperation and the feeling of being talked in circles without any real solutions being offered. Overall, the song captures the fatigue and resentment that can come from trying to balance family expectations and financial struggles. It speaks to the universal experience of feeling overwhelmed by the demands and conflicts of family life.
